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75 ¢ Diamond Newspaper USPC 103-230 Established 1975 Serving South Pike County for 40 Years • Murfreesboro, Delight, Antoine Beneit to be held A Benefit Lunch for 18-year-old Jacob Jack- son will be held Sunday, September 27 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Rattler Den Restaurant in Mur- freesboro. The lunch will consist of brisket, pork, ish, chicken strips, trimmings and a 2015 Rattler Homecoming Edition drink by donation only. Jackson, a 2015 gradu- ate of Murfreesboro High School, was involved in a serious ATV accident which Two felony arrests made has resulted in him being paralyzed from the waist down. Approximately a pound of marijuana coniscated Queen Tara All proceeds from the beneit will go toward pur- chasing an action track chair. This type of chair will allow Jackson to en- joy many activities, such as hunting, that a regular wheel chair will not. A rafle for a .50 caliber Austen & Halleck Muzzle- loader will be rafled as well. The winner will be drawn the day of the beneit. Tickets Jerry Deal can be purchased at the Rattler Den Restaurant or at First State Bank in Mur- freesboro. Tickets are 1 for $2 or 3 for $5. Mission House to be open on dif- ferent date The Blessed Beginnings Karri Haney Mission House located at the First United Methodist Church in Murfreesboro will Heather Grabin be changing the dates that Editor it is open for the month of A parole search performed September. It will be open Saturday, September 19 by the Pike County Sheriff’s from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free Office and the Murfreesboro 2015 Rattler Homecoming Queen Tara Humphry clothing and one sack of Police Department led to two food per family will be avail- able for pick up. felony arrests Friday, Septem- ber 4. Reunion to According to Pike County be held Detective Glen Hankins, of- ficers gathered to search the The Gregory Family will be holding their reunion on residence of 48-year-old Jerry Saturday, October 3 at the Deal in the Nathan community. Murfreesboro Commu- As officers pulled onto Deal nity Building beginning at 9 a.m. A potluck lunch will be Road they noticed Deal run served at noon. All family photo | heather grabin inside the residence. Officers and friends are invited to Above, Pike County Sheriff Charlie Caldwell with made entry and found approxi- attend. approximately a pound of suspected marijuana, cash, and mately a pound of suspected Volunteer baggies that were confiscated from the residence. Deal is marijuana, split in two bricks. Appreciation actively on parole and was arrested for failure to appear. One of the bricks was found Both Deal and Haney were arrested for felony charges inside the coffee table in the of possession of a controlled substance with purpose to Lunch to be living -see arrests, page 3 served deliver and possession of a controlled substance-marijuana. A Volunteer Appre- ciation Lunch will be served photo | Heather Grabin Friday, September 25 for Ronna Bumgarner and Hopie Buckley perform with the MHS Band during the half-time show Friday all of the Murfreesboro CADC volunteers. For more night. information call the Mur- photo | heather grabin freesboro CADC Center at Rattler #27 Cameron Snowden maintains control of the ball after 870-285-2312. being tossed around by two Horatio Lions. Reunion to be held The Howard and Graves families will gather at Lake Grave Dedication to be Greeson Swaha swimming area pavilion on Saturday, October 10 and Sunday, held in Murfreesboro October 11 for their annual family reunion. On Sun- day family and friends are invited to bring a covered dish, lawn chairs and enjoy lunch at 1 p.m., with fellow- ship and music. Senior Softball Rafle to be held The MHS Senior Soft- ball Team are selling rafle tickets for a Savage Axis 308 with a Nikon Pro Staff. Tickets are $1 apiece or 6 for $5 and can be pur- chased by any softball player. Tickets are also being sold at Em’s Cafe.The drawing for the rafle will be A very unique Grave Dedication will be held in held at halftime November 5 during the Mufreesboro/ Murfreesboro on Thursday, November 5. Dierks game. The Daughters of the American Revolution are expecting around 100 guests from all over Arkan- Community sas to attend the Grave Dedication of Lieutenant announCements Con- William Jenkins at the Murfreesboro Cemetery. tinued on page 2 A short dedication at the graveside will be held beginning at 11 a.m. with the Arkadelphia ROTC Color Guard honoring Lieutenant Jenkins during the service, and Dr. Tony Kassos will read Lieutenant Jenkins’ obituary. A reception will follow the service at the Mur- Since 1975 freesboro Community Building. 2 Wednesday, September 16, 2015 • MURFREESBORO DIAMOND • 40 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE | Online at swarkansasnews.com | 870-285-2723
Community an- nounCements Con- From the Barnyard tinued from page 1 Workshop Ramblings... A Harvest Moon to be held So,we got beat by Horatio on Homecoming, by 5 A “Farm to School” points. Ouch. Mike Graves | Publisher the hall. (That wasn’t half as bad as workshop will be held We're nearing the time of year what we had waiting on us at home. at the U of A South- Keep your heads held high, you can’t win a game west Research and Ex- when the officials turn a blind eye to penalties com- when crops mature and are har- Ugh, my folks believed in the old tension Center on Hwy mitted against you, but call everything a Rattler might vested all day, and then by the light saying, ”spare the rod, and spoil 174, northeast of Hope of the moon. I'm no stranger to the the child.”) on Thurs., Oct. 15. The have thought about doing. event is to provide infor- I believe the picture below explains the story well hay end of this, a way back when, I I’m finally getting around to mation to school nutri- enough. Two hands of a Lion on Rattler #51 Clay Ter- cut hay for the Popes at night to deal something- that is; despite the fact tion and procurement with the clay mounds in the black that we worked harder, fewer of us officials, local farmers rell’s face mask--caught by the camera, but ignored lands of Saratoga. Today, it’s not owned a car, and our folks believed and farm organizations, by officials. Heather Grabin, Editor and those in the food unusual to hear vicons cutting hay in the value of discipline,- I look back industry to learn how to past midnight, especially with our on my teen years as a good time better supply and inte- grate locally produced current plague of army worms. And, to be alive, and today, I value the foods into meals for lo- as late as 1976, we used to haul hay friendships and memories we made cal students. The all day at night. Today, most teens don't back in the 70’s event begins at 9 a.m. and will conclude at 4 even know what a “hay crew” is, and How many teens today get to p.m. Spaces are limited, sure don't show much enthusiasm have an ice cream cone from The and the deadline for reg- for any kind of manual labor- espe- Freeze King when they finish their istration for the classes is Tues., Sept. 15. Those in- cially after sundown. paper route, or hang out at Henrys terested may register at Y’all think I’m fixing to lay some after a day at the peach shed? www.ARChildrens.org/ kind of self righteous preaching on With that deep thought, I'll wish FarmtoSchool, and may call for more information you, about how “back in my day, we all of you a good, rainy day, even at 501-364-3360. milked the cow, gathered eggs and the vegans. chopped wood, before we walked 3 MHS Band miles uphill to school.” “The only time people dislike gos- Boosters Well, kinda. You see I was raised sip is when you gossip about them.” holding raf- in town, and didn’t own a cow Will Rogers until I was 17. I did ride my bike le down to Shaw’s locker plant before “Big raccoons and a harvest moon The Rattler Band Boosters are holding a school to get bacon for breakfast. keep a rollin’ across my mind, home raffle for a Yeti cooler And I remember my mom ringing on the range where the antelope play, beginning Thursday, a chicken’s neck in our back yard, is sometimes hard to find.” Michael September 3 through Thursday, November 5. and we did walk uphill 2 blocks so M. Murphy--Cosmic Cowboy Chances are $1 a piece or Mr. John Shaddox could whip us 6 for $5. The winner will when Mrs. JoJo Dildy sent us out in Rev 22:16 be announced after the third quarter of the Mur- freesboro/Dierks game Thursday, November 5. Pecan or- ders being Letter to the Rattlers State Capitol accepted Letter to Rattlers The Pike County Hi guys! I didn’t make it to the game, but I was in touch. I know you felt bad los- Conservation District is ing your Homecoming game. So, let’s get our heads together, look at the mistakes now taking orders for Week in Review fresh Mammoth Pecans. that were made. Come on get serious because the best is yet to come! You have The last day to order is a good team and I know you can play together to win. From here on out show us From Senator Larry Teague October 31. For more what you got! information or to place September 11, 2015 an order, call 870-285- Coach Jones and company, we are with you all! LITTLE ROCK – The state Education Department, along with two ma- 2424. That goes for you too Junior High football team! jor foundations, has released its recommendations to improve Arkansas Good luck, schools over the long term. Dates #1 Fan, The Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation and the Walton Family Founda- changed Peggy Jordan tion worked with the Education Department for more than a year to assess for testing P.S. the current state of Arkansas schools and finalize recommendations for The new Arkansas I would also like to say “Thank you” for all of your prayers, calls and visits dur- change. The partnership is called ForwARd Arkansas. State Police Driver’s Li- ing my stay in the hospital. The list of recommendations include ways to generate support outside cense Testing schedule Love, the classroom. The report recognizes that evaluating a school requires is as follows: Murfreesboro: 4th Peggy Jordan more than simply comparing test scores, because many Arkansas schools Tuesday of the month at must cope with external factors like pervasive poverty. Murfreesboro City Hall, 204 East Main Street, In its survey of classroom teachers, 77 percent of teachers 9 a.m.-11 a.m. and 1 said that a lack of support from families and parents factored p.m.-4 p.m. CDL tests at On the Edge of Common Sense into students’ lack of academic success. Also, 23 percent of 1 p.m. only. Glenwood: 1st and 3rd teachers said that they had students lacking in basic needs, Tuesday of the month at such as regular meals. Glenwood City Hall, 210 Schools get additional state funding based on the percentage North Second Street, BaXter Round of Applause 9 a.m.-11 a.m. and 1 BLaCK of low-income students enrolled. ForwARd Arkansas recom- p.m.-4 p.m. CDL tests at Farm There’s on a calf, calmly tossin’ a soft loop around the mended changes in the formula to smooth out sharp differences Columnist 1 p.m. only. not a piece neck and brand him on the “outside,” meaning in funding. For example, schools with 69 percent of low-income Account of black in the pasture. However, the harder-to-catch students get only half the bonus funding that schools get if 70 rubber calves often need to be trailed the 2 or 3 miles of their students are low-income. established around to the corral. The latter isn’t necessarily the Other recommendations, if implemented, would ease regu- for Jacob their saddle horn. Their nylon rope is as limp easier way. There are lots of exits along the latory requirements with the goal of changing the mindset in Teel as boneless chicken. It rope hangs from a rope trails for them to duck in to. school administration from emphasizing compliance to empha- strap girded in a way that allows them to have By 7:30 am we had managed to rope and sizing achievement of goals. An account has been brand 2 calves within half an hour! Things set up for Jacob Teel at it loose and in the air in less than a second! The organization found that teachers, parents and students Bear State Bank in Mur- It is the equivalent of a pistolero, strapped went right. The cows stayed calm and we felt that time for classroom instruction is being curtailed in freesboro, and any and all down tight, loaded and cocked. They prob- could get within 10 or 12 feet from their calves order to take standardized tests. Eliminating redundant testing donations for him would on a horse. Even a middlin’ roper can catch’em be greatly appreciated ably shod the horse they are riding, they wear would increase teaching time, according to ForwARd Arkansas. and will go to help with light leather gloves. The bat wing chaps are sometimes. We finished them, mounted and A similar recommendation is to reduce and streamline teach- his medical expenses. broken-in and well-scarred. The long-sleeved headed deeper into the 12-section pasture. We ers’ tasks so they can focus on instruction. Teel is the son of Jason made a big ‘vuelta,’ translated: circle, rodeo, and Monica Teel. shirt was put on clean this morning. A piggin’ In the past 10 years the number of public school districts string is looped through the gullet. paseo. The word dally comes from dar la in Arkansas has decreased from 261 to 257, and their average Saddled, we ride out, me and them. We’re vuelta. The three of us try to stay within sight enrollment has increased from 1,766 to 1,841. Significantly, headed for the brush, the scrub, the mes- of each other because it’s a lot more difficult the average number of students from low-income families, as quite…el monte, they call it. Cool this morn- for only one cowboy to keep one or more pairs indicated by their eligibility for free or reduced price meals, has ing even together and drive them to the corral. increased from 54 percent to 61 percent. though Over the next couple miles we ran into a Arkansas public schools are preparing more students for Murfreesboro Diamond it will dozen cows with at least one “orejana”, no higher education. In the 2005-2006 school year 146,000 students Your Hometown Newspaper • Est. 1975 reach 96 brand. We get behind them and spread out. enrolled in a state college or university, according to the findings degrees The cows line out in a trot. The ‘broncas’ of ForwARd Arkansas. Now, the number of students in higher Located in the County Seat of Pike County • Murfreesboro, Arkansas by 11:30. begin lookin’ for places to escape. Through education is 181,000. “Home of the Crater of Diamonds State Park” We’re on a mile of 20 ft. tall mesquite and three arroyos The number of children in pre-kindergarten has risen by five • Mike Graves, CEO/ Publisher the hunt a football field wide we lose half of them, but percent, from 37,000 to 39,000. State expenditures as measured • Editor, Heather Grabin for 3-4 we’ve still got the orejana! By the time we get on a per pupil basis has declined for pre-K students by eight • P.J. Tracy IV, Contributing Editor week old to the middle drinker and turn toward the • Christy Coccarelli, Office Manager/Photographer percent, from $6,014 to $5,514. • Freeman Henderson, Contributing Columnist calves to corral half a mile away, the cows have got a Per pupil spending in K-12 education has risen three percent. brand. second wind. This year Arkansas has 476,000 students enrolled in public Published by Graves Publishing Co. Inc., We do it In and out of the sandy little arroyo the Lawrence Graves, President/Diamond Editor Emeritus schools. a couple cows, horses and vaqueros are divin’ into the Periodical Class postage paid at Murfreesboro, AR Several recommendations center around the need for times a thick brush at a gallop, pushing and breaking The Murfreesboro Diamond (USPC 103-230) is published every Wednesday. more support outside the week. limbs, covering your face, hangin’ on to your Subscription Rates: $38 per year in Pike, Howard, Hempstead, classroom, such as mar- Clark, Nevada & Montgomery counties; $55 per year elsewhere. The ex- rope…suddenly the arroyo widens! I swing keting to tell people of Mailing Address: P.O. Box 550, Murfreesboro, AR 71958 tended around to locate the mama and baby! Franciso the value of pre-K and Telephone: 870-285-2723 Fax: 870-285-3820 calving is ahead and to my left, Poncho is comin’ out ensuring that all students Business Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. season of the brush from my right. begin the school day with Friday 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. results There was a micro moment, an explosion! a healthy breakfast. Af- from leav- I saw the brush rattle, Francisco’s rope sail, ter school programs and Please Send Change of Address Information to: ing your Poncho crash toward the scene and Fran- summer programs benefit M'boro Diamond, P.O. Box 550, Murfreesboro, AR 71958 bulls cisco’s rope come tight as he surged into the children’s performance in Any erroneous statement published in the newspaper in year sandy arroyo. Like an Irish Steeplechaser, the classroom. will be gladly and promptly corrected if called round. Poncho cleared the brush swingin’ his rope. ForwARd Arkansas rec- to the attention of the management Spring He caught one foot and dio la vuelta! Francisco ommended that schools and early turned and faced. have access to broadband DEADLINE FRIDAY summer I’ve seen many spectacular performances Internet connections and AT 4:00 P.M. is when in sporting events. Some leave you hooting that administrators have most of and hollering, others take your breath away, budget flexibility for incen- PROuD MEMBER of them still others are hard to believe. Lookin’ at these tive pay. Also, it suggested calve. We two vaqueros in that indescript arroyo on a moving school elections Murfreesboro have the Thursday morning at the top of their game from September to No- Chamber first op- made me think, “Ya know, if I was anywhere vember, on the same date of tion of else I would be hearing applause.” as general elections. Commerce easin’ up www.baxterblack.com MURFREESBORO DIAMOND • 40 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE | Online at swarkansasnews.com | 1-870-285-2723 • Wednesday, September 16, 2015 • 3 room and the other was -Arrests, from pg. 1 found in a bedroom that 37-year-old Karri Haney Obituaries claimed to be her room. Officers also found cash and a plastic bag filled with other plastic bags that are generally used for the distribution and sale of marijuana. Deal is actively on parole and was arrested for failure to appear, possession of a controlled Clifford martin, 66, delight substance with purpose to deliver and possession of a controlled substance-marijuana. Haney was arrested for possession of a controlled substance with purpose to deliver Mr. Clifford Martin, age 61 of band, Chris, of Delight; one sis- and possession of a controlled substance-marijuana. Delight, Arkansas, passed away ter, Wanda Moore of Guernsey, Both Deal and Haney are currently incarcerated in the Pike County Detention Facility. Wednesday, September 9, 2015, Arkansas, three grandchildren; Both made their first appearance in Pike County Circuit Court Monday, both will return at his home. Mr. Martin was born Rhealee Campbell, Alak Camp- to court September 21. Haney’s bond was set at $50,000. February 7, 1954 in Helena, Ar- bell, Gage Gibbons, two nephews; Officers involved in the search from the Pike County Office were Chief Deputy David kansas, to Thomas O. and Doris M. Ian and Jeffery Moore, and other family Shelby, Sergeant Travis Hill, Detective Glen Hankins and Deputy George Donaldson. Hudman Martin. members and friends. Officers from the Murfreesboro Police Department were Police Chief Randy Lamb and Mr. Martin was of the Baptist Faith. There is no formal visitation. Officer Stephen Coleman. He installed siding and he was a logger. Graveside services were held on Mr. Martin is preceded in death by his Saturday, September 12, at Campbell parents, and two sisters; Rita and Bev- Cemetery in Delight, Arkansas with erly Martin. Mr. Brent Alexander oficiating. Nashville man arrested Survivors include: his wife, Kay Funeral arrangements by Brazzel/ (Slatton) Martin, two daughters; Kala Oakcrest The Funeral Home of Hope, Campbell and her husband, Josh, of Eddie Brazzel, Director. Online guest- for two felony charges Delight, Casey Gibbons and her hus- book: www.brazzelfuneralhomes.com. TERRICA HENDRIX lice Officer Aaron Quick for an exterior search of the Reporter speeding near the EZ Mart 2007 Chevrolet pickup truck NASHVILLE--Marcus Allen with K-9 Rico and the dog michael C. delaney, 46, delight Sullivan, 33, of Nashville, was indicated “the presence of Michael C. Delaney, helping those in need. arrested on Friday, Septem- illegal drugs in the vehicle,” 46, of Delight, passed Michael was a business ber 11 for possession of a Barnes said. away at his home on owner, and dedicated controlled substance (meth- According to Barnes, Saturday, September 12, Fire Chief, son, brother, amphetamine) with purpose officers found two plastic 2015. He was born Au- and friend. A man who to deliver and possession of bags containing crystal-like gust 24, 1969 in Eugene, will be missed by all who drug paraphernalia – both substances suspected of be- Oregon, the son of the knew him. are felony charges. ing methamphetamine, two late William (Son) Del- Nashville Narcotics In- smoke pipes and two bags of Visitation will be on vestigator Mark Barnes con- synthetic marijuana. aney and Carrietta Del- Friday, September 18, firmed that Sullivan was on Sunset Street. K-9 Officer Judge Tom Cooper set aney, of Delight. at the Latimer Funeral stopped by Nashville Po- Greg Parker arrived and did Sullivan’s bond at $50,000. He leaves behind his Home Chapel in Nash- family and many friends ville, from 5 to 8 p.m.. to mourn his passing. Funeral services will Michael is preceded in death by his be Saturday, September 19, at the Lat- father, William (Son) Delaney, and sis- imer Funeral Home Chapel in Nash- Execution date of November 3 ter, Linda (Delaney) Hecke. ville, at 10 a.m. with Brother Jim Hen- He is survived by his mother, Car- derson, Brother Roger Genung, and set for death row inmate rietta Delaney and sister, Michelle Brother Pat Davis oficiating. Burial The DeQueen Bee his appeals. Rutledge an- Johnson as the murderer. Delaney of Delight; one brother, Da- will follow in the Delight Cemetery A man convicted of killing nounced it is “far past time” Her testimony had been vid and sister-in-law, Darlene Delaney under the direction of Latimer Funeral a De Queen woman in 1993 for these inmates to serve originally eliminated from of Salem, Oregon and wife, Jennifer; Home, Nashville. has had his execution date their sentences. the record after she was and a special second father, Pat Davis In lieu of lowers, donations may be set for Nov. 3 after more than Johnson was convicted found to be incompetent to of Delight; 2 nephews; 5 great nieces, made to the Delight Rural Fire Depart- two decades on death row. of killing Heath during the testify due to psychological aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. ment, 5125 Hwy 301 S., Delight, AR Earlier this month Arkan- early morning hours of April trauma. Michael was a Christian man who 71940 in care of Betty Rhodes. sas Attorney General Leslie 2, 1993. According to court A new trial was then or- was devoted to caring for his family. You may send an online sympathy Rutledge asked Gov. Asa documents, her children - dered and Johnson was He loved serving his community and message to latimerfuneralhome.com. Hutchinson to set execution two and six-years-old at that again sentenced to death, dates for eight death row time - were hiding in a closet this time with DNA evidence ed an inmate since 2005 due inmates stayed alive longer constitutional protections inmates, including Stacey as the murder occurred. to back up his conviction. to difficulties in receiving than expected and were against cruel and unusual Eugene Johnson. Johnson, Johnson has twice been The case was upheld in 2000 proper drugs for use in ex- seen writhing and gasping. punishment. 45, was convicted in 1994 of sentenced to death for the and again in 2006. ecution. The state Depart- In a 5-4 ruling in June, the Attorneys for the inmates brutally killing Carol Heath murder. The first convic- The other death row in- ment of Correction has spent U.S.SupremeCourtsaiduse are expected to object to the in her De Queen home as tion was overturned by the mates include Don William $24,226 to obtain potassium of the drug does not violate execution dates. her young children hid in Arkansas Supreme Court Davis, Jack Harold Jones, Ja- chloride, vecuronium bro- another room. Johnson has because a police officer in son Ferrell McGehee, Terrick mide and the sedative mid- been re-convicted several the trial testified that the vic- Nooner,BruceEarlWard, azolam for use in executions, times and has exhausted tim’s daughter had identified KennethDewayneWilliams according to an invoice re- www.swarkansasnews.com andMarcelWayneWilliams. leased last week. 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She was ordered to mestic battery, and endan- suspended for the residen- Anthony Williams, who is Corey B. Robinson, 35, of with jail time served. The return on Sept. 28. gering the welfare of a minor. tial burglary charge. She was on hold for parole, made his Amity appeared for charges second count of tampering Joshua N. Smith, 37, of She will return on Sept. 28. ordered to pay restitution first appearance and he will of possession of a controlled with evidence was dropped. Hope came before the judge Michael Don Howell, 53, of in the amount of $350 along return on Sept. 21. substance schedule two. He Nicole Stinson, 27, of Mur- on a theft of property charge. Hot Springs was ordered to with court costs and DNA Karrie Haney first ap- was ordered to return on freesboro appeared for a His trial was set for Sept. 24, return on Nov. 2 on charges fees. Obar was also given a peared and was ordered to Nov. 2. burglary charge and a charge which will be a jury trial. of possession of a controlled credit for jail time served. return on Sept. 21. Her bond Candy Renee Collier, 27, of of possession of a controlled Teresa Howell, 46, of Cal- substance and furnishing Ashley Solorio, 31, of Mur- was set at $50,000. Ozan appeared for charges substance. While the pos- vin, OK appeared for charges prohibited articles. freesboro faced charges of Armando Santos, 29, of of aggravated assault. She session of a controlled sub- of possession of a controlled Lana Denise Dunn, 40, residential burglary and theft Dierks made his first appear- was sentenced to two years stance charge was dropped, substance and possession of of Waynesboro, MS faces of property. Solorio entered ance and his trial date was probation and was ordered she was sentenced to five drug paraphernalia. She was charges of possession of a guilty plea to the charge of set for Sept. 28. to pay $1,500 in fines. years in ADC and ordered ordered to return on Dec. 14 drug paraphernalia and two residential burglary and the Heath Galloway first ap- Everette Lamar Davis, 54, to pay court costs for the for a possible plea. counts of possession of a theft of property charge was peared on two charges of of Murfreesboro appeared burglary charge. Stinson was Stephanie Wilkerson, controlled substance. Her dropped. She was sentenced residential burglary and on a domestic abuse charge, ordered to pay restitution 40, of Murfreesboro faced trial was set for Sept. 24. to five years in ADC but was a breaking and entering however no other informa- in the amount of $250. Her charges of possession of a Monty Todd Cox, 46, of given a jail time credit. She charge. He will return on tion was able at press time. five year sentence will run controlled substance and Little Rock was ordered to was also ordered to pay Sept. 21. Galloway’s bond Douglas W. Harp, 37, of concurrent with the charges possession of drug para- return on Nov. 2 for charges restitution in the amount of was set at $75,000. Hot Springs failed to appear listed above. phernalia. The possession of possession of a controlled $350 along with court costs, Amos Smith made his on charges of theft of prop- Steven Ryan Stinson, 34, of a controlled substance substance schedule one, DNA fees, and $100 to the first appearance but will not erty and fraudulent use of a of Murfreesboro appeared charge was dropped while possession of a controlled public defender. have to report back unless credit card. A bench warrant for multiple charges includ- the possession of drug para- substance schedule two, Hollis Elizabeth Guirdy, 32, notified. was issued with no bond. ing furnishing prohibited phernalia charge resulted possession of a controlled of Murfreesboro appeared Jerry Deal first appeared Jasselyn Nicole Parmer, articles, using prohibited in four years of probation. substance schedule four, on charges of possession of a and was ordered to return 33, of Mabelvale appeared articles, and a possession Wilkerson was also ordered and possession of a firearm. controlled substance sched- on Sept. 21. on a theft of property charge. charge. He was sentenced to to pay $1,500 in fines and Matthew Lamashewich, ule two and possession of Joseph Rather made his Her trial date was set for four years in ADC with two court costs. 28, of Nashville appeared drug paraphernalia. Guirdy first appearance and was Sept. 24. suspended and transferred Brianna Lynn Hearn, 29, on a charge of aggravated will return on Sept. 28 for ordered to return on Sept. 21. Nicole Stinson, 27, of to the Community Correc- of Glenwood appeared on assault and he will return drug court administration. His bond was set at $25,000. Murfreesboro appeared on tion Center. Stinson will re- charges of theft of property on Nov. 2. Andrew Carl Pipkins, 26, Jon Rather was ordered charges of furnishing pro- turn for further sentencing and accessory to residential Jerry Christoper Reed, 25, entered a not guilty plea to to return on Sept. 21 after his hibited articles and tamper- on Sept. 28. burglary. She will return on of Nashville faced charges of charges of residential bur- first appearance. His bond ing with evidence. She was Tiffany Pinckard, 39, of Nov. 2. accessory to aggravated as- glary and theft of property. was set at $25,000. sentenced to five years in Flint, Texas appeared on Dylan Larry Faulkner, 24, sault and domestic battery He will return on Nov. 2. Mike Adams made his ADC for the first charge and charges of possession of a of Glenwood faced charges in the third degree. He was Brianna Lynn Hearn, 29, first appearance and was ordered to pay court costs controlled substance, pos- of domestic battery. He was ordered to return on Nov. 2. of Glenwood entered a not ordered to return on Sept. 21. Jessica N. guilty plea to a charge of His bond was set at $2,500. Obar, 28, of theft by receiving. She will re- Alex Hendricks was or- Murfreesboro turn on Nov. 2 and her bond dered to return on Sept. 21 Pike County Public Record appeared on was set at $100,000. after his first appearance. The following cases were filed Roger Buck, debt-open account; 9-11 State of Arkansas vs. charges of resi- in the Pike County Circuit Clerk’s 9-14 Midland Funding LLC Nicole Stinson, residential bur- office. vs. Leon Bardwell, debt-open glary, possession of a controlled Domestic Relations: account. substance without a prescrip- 9-10 Michelle L. McGrew vs. Criminal: tion-hydrocodone; Kenny R. McGrew, divorce; 9-10 State of Arkansas vs. 9-15 State of Arkansas vs. 9-14 Chaughn Rogers vs. Andrew Carl Pipkins, residential Sarah Humphry, residential bur- Timothy Rogers, divorce; burglary, theft of property; glary, theft of property. 9-14 State of Arkansas Office 9-10 State of Arkansas vs. The following applied for mar- of Child Support Enforcement Brianna Lynn Hearn, theft by riage license in the Pike County vs. Calvin E. Jones, Jr., child receiving; Clerk’s office. support. 9-11 State of Arkansas vs. 9-9 Haskell Heath McConnell, Civil: Nicole Stinson, possession of a 49 of Murfreesboro and Mona 9-14 Midland Funding LLC vs. controlled substance; Kay Drye, 46 of Murfreesboro. All legal notices should be puBLiC notiCe e-mailed for accuracy!!! in tHe CirCUit COUrt OF PiKe COUnty arKansas [email protected] or PrOBate DiVisiOn [email protected] in tHe matter OF tHe estate OF: Pr-2015-42-2 870-285-2723 maVis a. Keener, DeCeaseD nOtiCe name of Decedent: mavis a. Keener last known address: 1548 Highway 84 e PUBLIC NOTICE amity, ar 71921 Date of Death: July 13, 2015
On September 2, 2015 an Afidavit for Collection of Small Estate by Distributee was iled with respect to the estate of Mavis A. Keener, deceased, with the County Clerk of the probate division of the circuit court of Pike County, arkansas, under the ark. Code ann §28-41-101. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them, properly veriied, to the distributee or his or her attorney within three (3) months from the date of the irst publication of this notice or they shall be forever barred and precluded from any beneit of the estate. This notice irst published on the 2nd day of September, 2015. (pd. 151 w. 1/2) PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PIKE COUNTY, ARKANSAS PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF OWEN BILLY GEORGE NASH, deceased No. PR-2015-40-1 NOTICE
Last known address: 634 Hwy 19 South, Delight, AR 71940
Date of death: March 14, 2015
he undersigned has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of the above named decedent. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them, duly veriied, to the undersigned within six (6) months from the date of the irst publication of this notice, or they shall be forever barred and precluded from any beneit in the estate. Provided, that claims for injury or death caused by the negligence of the decedent shall be iled within six (6) months from the date of the irst publica- tion of the notice, or they shall be forever barred and precluded from any beneit (f.l.o. 222w. 9-10) in such estate. his notice irst published September 16, 2015. PUBliC nOtiCe K. LEANNE DANIEL, P.A. BiD nOtiCe Attorney at Law P.O. Box 514 Pike County will be accepting bids for a communication upgrade as follows: Nashville, AR 71852 •The linking of 3 Moto Trbo 8400 VHF repeaters; •Programming 1 countywide digital (870) 845-1550 talkgroup; •Repeaters interoperable with Motorola Quick Call II; •79 MotoTrbo XPR 3500 VHF Band Handheld Radios; • 40 MotoTrbo 2500 VHF Band Mobile Radios; •2 By: K Leanne Daniel Compatible Encoders for Federal Signal 3T22 Siren Radios Bids will be opened on September 9th at 9 A.M. in the Pike County Judge’s Ofice. Bids Attorney for Estate of Owen Billy George Nash must be “turn key” bids. Pike County reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Lois Burchette, Administratrix Austen Walls, Emergency Manager/911/Fire/Floodplain Director • Pike County (k.l.d. 180w. 9-10) (e.o.m. 105w. 2/2) MURFREESBORO DIAMOND • 40 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE | Online at swarkansasnews.com | 1-870-285-2723 • Wednesday, September 16, 2015 • 5 Think you know a little something about local sports? It’s time to prove it. Fill out the form below and get it to us before the close Go Rattlers! of business on Friday. Once the games are played, our staff Em’s Cafe will determine a winner (using the tiebreaker game when neces- sary). Win the game and you get our sports prize, plus bragging 319 N. Washington rights for the rest of the season. Summer Body Boutique Courthouse Square Mufreesboro Murfreesboro 870-285-2070 or 870-703-9116 870-285-4097
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Murfreesboro The winner of the Murfreesboro @ Centerpoint Hardware Football Challenge each week will receive a Dierks @ Fouke 216 E. Washington (870) 285-3491 Bacon Cheeseburger, Foreman @ Horatio fries and a drink from And the winner is.... Tom Freeman Gurdon @ Glen Rose Freeman picked 8 correctly while Jack Lee, James Em’s Bass, Becky Rowland, Kristie Harris all chose 7. Mt. Pine @ Mt. Ida homas Harris, Larry Cumming and Pete Hill picked 6. We had one slip turned in with no Cafe Genoa Central @ Spring Hill name...Please make sure your name is on the form before turning in. Also please use a blue or Nashville @ Watson Chapel black pen to make your choices clear. GO BIG RED! Winners come by the Diamond oice and pick up Prescott @ Hope your coupon to Em’s Cafe! Rodney Fagan 70% Terry Jackson 75% Robbie Crocker 70% Jamie Terrell 60% Texas Tech @ Arkansas Murfreesboro @ Center- Murfreesboro @ Center- Murfreesboro @ Center- Murfreesboro @ Center- point point point point TIEBREAKER Dierks @ Fouke Dierks @ Fouke Dierks @ Fouke Dierks @ Fouke Foreman @ Horatio Foreman @ Horatio Foreman @ Horatio Foreman @ Horatio Ole Miss______at Alabama ____ Gurdon @ Glen Rose Gurdon @ Glen Rose Gurdon @ Glen Rose Gurdon @ Glen Rose Mt. Pine @ Mt. Ida Mt. Pine @ Mt. Ida Mt. Pine @ Mt. Ida Mt. Pine @ Mt. Ida Name Genoa Central @ Spring Genoa Central @ Spring Genoa Central @ Spring Genoa Central @ Spring Number Hill Hill Hill Hill Nashville @ Watson Nashville @ Watson Nashville @ Watson Nashville @ Watson Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel City Prescott @ Hope Prescott @ Hope Prescott @ Hope Prescott @ Hope Winners will be notified by telephone call to the number Texas Tech @ Arkansas Texas Tech @ Arkansas Texas Tech @ Arkansas Texas Tech @ Arkansas listed above. Only one entry per person per week. Tie Breaker Tie Breaker Tie Breaker Tie Breaker Class 2A- Week 3 Ole Miss @ Alabama Ole Miss @ Alabama Ole Miss @ Alabama Ole Miss @ Alabama last week in a 28- mitage, but its offense to account for 100 yards Prescott and Smackover. 21 win over Class improved over Week 1. in a 49-27 loss to Center- Mountain Pine at MOUNT 1. Rison (1-1) 2-point conversion pass 3A Rivercrest. E. Poinsett Hector lost focus a week point. Senior QB Harrison IDA (38): Mount Ida all- 2. Junction City (1-1) last week to preserve a County at MARIANNA (2): ago after jumping to a Wade completed 16 of 22 state QB T.J. Wilson has 3. McCrory (2-0) 15-14 win over Junction Young EPC growing with 15-0 lead over Hackett and passes for 260 yards and completed 11 of 16 pass- 4. Mount Ida (2-0) City, ending the Dragons’ first-year QB Clay Malone committed four turnovers. three TDs with on INT. es this fall for 232 yards 5. Earle (2-0) 41-game winning streak. (nine of 16 for 106 yards Senior RB Jacob Billings- BISMARCK (6) at Cutter M and six TDs. Mount Ida 6. Hector (2-0) Rison senior RB Bryson vs. Corning) and sopho- ley, however, played well Star: Both teams looking knocked off Class 3A then- 7. Cross County (2-0) Marks ran 31 times for more tight end Peyton with 136 yards and a TD for their first win. Bismarck No. 14 Danville 56-32 a 8. Bearden (1-1) 182 and a TD. Rison netted Phillips (five receptions on 24 carries. MOUNTAIN- beat Cutter 46-34 a year week ago. Mountain Pine 9. Des Arc (1-1) 288 yards against Junction for 101 yards in 2015). BURG (42) at Decatur: ago. Cutter has allowed 41 owns the state’s second 10. Conway Christian (0-2) City, including 261 on the Sophomore twins Heath Mountainburg drilled ppg the past two weeks. longest losing skid at 32 11. Hazen (1-1) ground. Harmony Grove (DT) and Drew Cavitt Union Christian 56-8 a EPISCOPAL (22) at Poy- in a row. Class 4A Waldron 12. E. Poinsett County (1-1) senior QB C.J. Parham (DE) led EPC with 12 week ago. Moutainburg en: Class 3A Episcopal, has dropped 35 straight. 13. Gurdon (0-2) completed 12 of 19 passes tackles apiece last week. should be 4-0 when it trav- which did not play last Foreman at HORATIO (16): 14. Lafayette County (2-1) for 110 yards and a TD last Harrisburg at WALNUT els Week 6 to Hector with week, totaled 467 yards 7-3A member Horatio off 15. England (2-0) week over Class 3A then- RIDGE (4): The 3-2A goes the 4-2A title on the line. two weeks ago in a 32-24 to a surprising 2-0 start be- 16. Murfreesboro (1-1) No. 3 Prescott. Air Force 3-0 vs Harrisburg after Magazine at HACKETT win over 5-2A member hind sophomore QB Zach 17. Brinkley (2-0) has offered a football Cross County and Marked (22): Hackett forced four Conway Christian. Senior Izzo, who ran 23 times last 18. Dierks (2-0) scholarship to Parham. Tree defeated the Class turnovers and challenged RB Kelvin Robinson ran week for 106 yards in a 20- 19. Spring Hill (2-0) HOOTEN’S TV SHOW 4A Hornets the past two 4-2A champion Hector 16 times for 233 yards 15 win at Murfreesboro. 20. Walnut Ridge (1-1) Hooten’s Arkansas Foot- weeks. BARTON (1) at last week in a six-point and three TDs. Senior Horatio overcame three 21. Hermitage (1-1) ball TV show airs 11 a.m. Marked Tree: Marked loss. Magazine lost to 5-2A receiver Allie Freeman lost fumbles and ran 16 22. Hackett (1-1) Saturdays this fall on KATV Tree’s DeAngelo Griffin Quitman 24-0 last week. caught five passes for 113 fewer plays than Murfrees- 23. Marked Tree (1-1) 7 (ABC-Little Rock) and (6-2, 180) rushed for 170 J.C. WESTSIDE (20) at yards. The Wildcats beat boro. Foreman junior QB 24. Parkers Chapel (1-1) previews the Arkansas yards last week, including Union Christian: J.C. West- Poyen 42-8 last season. Tucker Hall tore a (knee) 25. Magnet Cove (0-2) Razorbacks and the day’s a 21-yard TD run to break side, led by senior QB Seth QUITMAN (1) at Marshall: MCL last week vs. Fouke 26. Woodlawn (1-0) opponent. LAST WEEK open a tight game vs Har- Stewart, beat Western Yell These teams tied 42-42 and is out indefinitely. 27. Poyen (1-1) Hootens.com picked 27 of risburg. Marked Tree won by 20 points last week. It last year. Quitman beat Murfreesboro at CENTER- 28. Mountainburg (2-0) 33 games (82 percent) in- 26-14. Midland at CEDAR avenges last year’s 29-8 Rose Bud 13-12 two weeks POINT (1): Murfreesboro 29. Quitman (2-0) volving Class 2A teams. It RIDGE (24): Midland QB loss to Union Christian ago. Marshall lost at Rose ran 16 more plays and 30. Augusta (1-1) has correctly picked 56 of Austin Passmore and slot- this week. Western Yell at Bud 38-37 in overtime last racked up 100 more yards 31. Salem (1-1) 72 (78 percent) for the sea- back Barrett Mason return SUBIACO ACADEMY (11): week. Quitman junior QB last week than Class 3A 32. Foreman (1-1) son. WEEK 3 PREDICTIONS this week from injuries. Subiaco Academy won this Trey McGhee has account- Horatio but lost in the 33. Mineral Springs (0-2) (favored team in ALL CAPS Cedar Ridge sophomore matchup by two points ed for 520 yards and six fourth quarter, 20-15. 34. Palestine- followed by point spread) Kyler Northcutt averag- last season, and didn’t win TDs the past two weeks. Senior noseguard John Wheatley (1-1) 3-2A CROSS COUNTY (7) es 9.9 yards per carry. again until beating LR Fair Rose Bud at CONWAY Gregory (5-9, 270) led Mur- 35. Carlisle (0-2) at Jonesboro Westside: Melbourne at SALEM (1): in Week 1. 5-2A Bigelow at CHRISTIAN (12): No. 10 freesboro with 10 tackles. 36. Bigelow (0-2) This was a back-and-forth Four of Melbourne’s past DANVILLE (13): Bigelow Conway Christian trailed Genoa Central at SPRING 37. Strong (0-2) battle last year with Class five wins were by a TD or has won two of the past Class 3A Harmony Grove HILL (8): Spring Hill is 38. J.C. Westside (1-1) 4A Jonesboro Westside less, including victories three in the series. Big- Haskell 28-21 at the end off to surprising 2-0 start 39. Clarendon (0-2) out-muscling the Thunder- this year over Yellville- elow lost to Atkins 21-8 of the first half a week behind senior RB Jacob 40. Midland (0-2) birds 47-38. Cross County Summit (21-14) and Cave last week. Danville has ago before losing 51-21. Crow (5-9, 180; 4.6), who 41. Marvell (0-2) senior RB Anfernee Da- City (13-6). The Bearkatz surrendered 49 ppg the Conway Christian senior rushed for 146 of Spring 42. Magazine (0-2) vis has rushed for 456 beat Salem 48-6 a year ago. past two weeks in losses QB Jakob Henry com- Hill’s 262 rushing yards 43. Cutter M. Star (0-2) yards and eight TDs in PIGGOTT (18) at Rector: to Dardanelle and Mount pleted a pair of TD passes. last week in a 36-29 win 44. Mountain Pine (0-2) two weeks this fall. Cross 3-3A member Piggott se- Ida. H. GROVE HASKELL Drew Central at ENGLAND over Parkers Chapel. 45. Union Christian (0-2) County rallied past Bap- nior RB Logan Dixon ran (20) at Magnet Cove: Class (36): Class 3A Drew Cen- Dierks at FOUKE (7): Fouke 46. Decatur (0-2) tist Prep 32-28 a week 20 times for 185 yards two 3A No. 10 Harmony Grove tral ended the state’s lon- sophomore Jarrett Easley 47. W. Yell County (0-2) ago. Highland at EARLE weeks ago in a 28-7 win Haskell all-state RB Jon gest losing streak at 43 has rushed for 361 yards 48. Rector (0-2) (8): Earle sophomore QB over Marked Tree. Rec- Johnson (6-0, 195) may games last week with a 42- the past two weeks. He HOOTENS.COM Gerry Bohanon (6-4, 225) tor coach Dave Hendrix be the most physical run- 20 win over Cutter Morn- returned a kickoff 85 yards GAME OF THE WEEK returns this week, but coached at Piggott from ning back Magnet Cove ing Star. England junior for a TD in last week’s Camden Harmony junior Dontrell Johnson, 2006-2013. Rector has lost has faced since Strong’s QB Braydon Brazeal off 47-3 win over Foreman. Grove at No. 1 Rison a cousin to Bohanon, has 11 games in a row since Kenneth Dixon in 2011. to a torrid start, complet- Dierks has scored 43 ppg Class 3A No. 7 Camden played QB and receiver. reviving the program last Johnson runs behind an ing 20 of 31 passes (65 the past two weeks in Harmony Grove will test No. 5 Earle features 4.5 year. 4-2A HECTOR (21) at undersized O line that percent) for 360 yards. wins over Hot Springs the top-rated secondary twins Markese and Marcus Strong: Strong missed an fires off with abandon. Junior defensive end B.J. Lakeside JV and Moun- in Class 2A at Rison. Ri- Brown, who hauled in a injured defensive tackle Magnet Cove senior RB/ Thompson and senior DE tain Pine. The Outlaws son senior safety Skylar 60-yard TD and returned and cornerback last week LB Josh Smeltzer returned Zach Montgomery lead beat Fouke 33-18 last year. Shipman deflected the a kickoff 89 yards for a TD in a 74-60 loss to Her- last week from an injury England in tackles. Mont- gomery returned two fum- bles for TDs last week in a 49-14 blowout of Mineral We’re community people Springs. 7-2A Gurdon at GLEN ROSE (2): Glen Rose senior RB Jon Johnson FIRST STATE BANK rushed for 127 yards and two TDs in last week’s 40-0 win at Bauxite. Gur- Hours: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM OF PIKE COUNTY don has allowed and aver- equal age of 51 points the past Monday-Thursday; Housing 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Friday 322 E. 13th Street • Murfreesboro (870) 285-2228 lender two weeks in losses to 6 • Wednesday, September 16, 2015 • MURFREESBORO DIAMOND • 40 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE | Online at swarkansasnews.com | 1-870-285-2723 ‘Red, white and moo, the Pike County Fair wants ewe’ GLENWOOD – Whether Broadway to the fairgrounds. and operational hours, to make it possible.” board members, kids, fami- individuals who regularly you are “red, white and moo, The annual fair talent please see the “schedule of The public is invited join lies and many volunteers. support it … come join our the PCF wants ewe.” contest will follow the pa- events” graphic. For com- their friends and neighbors The fair would not be a suc- fair, enjoy the fun, meet new So says the 2015 theme rade at the fairgrounds, and plete rules and regulations, for a morning of work and cess without the support friends and visit with old for the annual event, which will precede the Mrs. Pike please see the 2015 Pike camaraderie at 8:00 a.m. on of all the businesses and friends.” is set for September 22-26, County Fair Queen pageant County Fair handbook. Saturday, September 12 as marking the 64th annual Pike for contestants 60 years old Livestock barns will open the fairgrounds are cleaned QUALITY REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY County Fair and Rodeo. or older. at 7 a.m. and close at 10 p.m., and prepped for the annual NOTE “The board’s goal is to The board announces while the buildings will be event. DATE ESTATE AUCTION have a great fair again this that Tim Parker Ram will open for viewing from 3-10 The 2015 Pike County >>>> SAT. OCTOBER 3rd @ 10AM year,” says program litera- gain sponsor the rodeo p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 22 Fair Association Board is 1126 CHRIS DR. ~ GLENWOOD AR. 71923 ture for the event. “Don’t which will be held on Friday and until 10 p.m. on Sept. comprised of the follow- forget to mark your calendar and Saturday, September 26 23-26. ing officers: Dana Cowart, for September 22-26. Come at 8:00 p.m. Mutton Bustin’, The midway will be open president; Jim Barnett, vice on out and have some fun.” or kids riding sheep, will be until 11 p.m. Sept. 23-26. The president; Tameria Nolen, On Monday, Sept. 21 at 6 held before the rodeo both concession stand will be secretary; Jackie Bowen, p.m. the Pike County Rodeo nights at 7:30 p.m. open after the parade and treasurer; Debbie Whisen- Royalty Pageant will be held. Beauty contests will be each evening beginning at 6 hunt, reporter. Fowler Auctioneers is proud to announce the upcoming Auction of the Robert & Connie Pfeiffer Living Estate. This Estate is among the The event will officially be held on Wednesday and p.m. through Saturday. Non-officer members of cleanest you will find anywhere with verity and something for every- kicked off by the Pike County Thursday evenings, Septem- “Many man-hours are the board include: Mark one. Full listing is currently on our website at FowlerAuction- Fair parade at 5:30 on Tues- ber 23-24. volunteered to bring our fair Berry, Jack Lee, Rodney eers.com also will be in upcoming papers. REAL ESTATE TRACT 1 Offering an immaculate 1988± Sq. Ft. 3 Bed- day, September 22. There is an admission fee together each year – not just Hudgins, Scott Maroon, room, 2 Bath Brick and Siding Home with a New Central Heat and Air, Nick Fowler will serve as of $5 for those 12 and older, our board members,” said Vance Wilson, Karen Voan New Insulated Metal Roof. Also has a Free Standing Wood Heater to back up that will heat the entire home alone if you desire. Laundry and the Grand Marshal. Lineup $3 for those 6-11 years old program literature. “All the and Amanda Minton. Wash Room, Den, Sun Room / Study, Living and Dining Room Combo will be at Glenwood Nursing and free to those 5 years old exhibitors being something “Last year’s fair and ro- and an Eat in Kitchen. The flooring is made up of Carpet and Custom Home and the field located and younger. to the fair to show and the deo was a great success Tile. A enclosed Garage with Heat and Air is a huge plus to this property with a Storage Shed attached. Also has a Portable Building out back and beside before heading down For times of other events workers volunteer their time due to the hard work of the a 30’ RV Shed will be offered separate. Fenced Back Lawn and Patios in Front and Rear of the home with several Trees providing lots of shade on a Huge Corner Lot. Peaceful neighborhood at the end of the street, this is Joseph Rather, one you don't want to miss. REAL ESTATE TRACT 2 Offering separately is a very clean shaded .076+/- acre lot adjacent to the home with utilities 32; very nice location for a new home. We will then offer both tracts home Pike County Jail Record Johnathan Rath- and lot together as a whole property in the case the home buyer needs more space. NO Buyer Premium on Personal Property below… Partial er, 30. list..Absolute beautiful 1950 Custom Deluxe Ford 2 Door Sedan, 302 V8 *Editor’s Note: The Kyle Lee Ward, 21; Michael Wayne Smith, 66. Possession of Eng, Auto Trans, 47,887± original miles, mint condition drive anywhere!!! Jail Record is not in the Hollis Guidry, 32. Warrant-failure to pay: drug paraphernalia: *98 Sunnybrook 26' Camper super clean with Super Slide, Awning and regular printed format, Failure to register vehicle: Dylan C,L Houser, 23. Garage kept since new *6x10' Tilt Trailer with Topper can be removed Johnathan Rather, 30. *16' Car Hauler Trailer, Tandem Axle with Ramps built super tough by a different format was Kyle Lee Ward, 21. Possession of a controlled Residential burglary: “Shorty Jenkins” *RV Shed offering separately 14'x 12’x30’ plus Snap On sent. It is listed by of- Hindering apprehension substance: Heath Galloway, 26, three Tools, Shop Equipment, Household Furnishings, Appliances, Guns and so much more most of list is on our website with terms and photos. fense. or prosecution: Joseph Rather, 32, two charges. Names may appear Andrea Anderson, 22. charges; Failure to comply with multiple times, but un- Leaving scene of accident: Johnathan Rather, 30. sex offender registration: der different charges Michael Wayne Smith, 66. Possession of a controlled William Rather, 53. and no dates or address- No proof of insurance: substance (methamphet- Hold-Clark County: es were given. 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Located at 112 N. Washington in Murfreesboro • 285-9157 murfreesboro CadC Lunch menu Monday, Sept. 21 black eyed peas, sea- Lunch is served at Chicken & rice cas- soned cabbage, corn 11:30 a.m. Help us to serve you better! Contact us serole, pinto beans, bread, peach cobbler. For more information broccoli, wheat bread, Crock Pot: Tomato call 870-285-2312 with your news and events! brownie. pickles. Transportation is Crock Pot: Corn Monday, Sept. 28 available. 870-285-2723 Tuesday, Sept. 22 Taco salad w/ chips, The CADC Adult Cen- Spaghettii w/meat spanish rice, salsa, can- ter hours are Monday- Theological Reflection sauce, green beans, talope. Tuesday- Friday 8 a.m. pears, sugar cookies, Crock Pot: Rotel to 4 p.m. A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words garlic bread. cheese dip w/chips. Table games and visi- You have probably heard forever more! He is coming Crock Pot:Salad All lunches served tation offered daily. sermons on the crucifixion again, just as he ascended Friday, Sept. 25 with skim milk, coffee, of Jesus. You learned how from the Mount of Olives. Chicken tenders, tea. terribly He was treated: spit Jesus is real. The gospel is upon, beard pulled, crown real. The Bible is true. The of thorns on His head, back church is His Bride on earth, beaten with cat of nine tails, for whom He will one day ‘Dear Preacher’ painful beatings and torture, return. By tommy mounts, murfreesboro Church of Christ abusive language, isolation With this authenticity in Dear Preacher: “Would to many” (Matt. 27: 51-53). from friends and help, etc. mind, we should constantly you please discuss Revela- Solomon wrote, “Then shall We cringe to read the Bible ask ourselves, what would tions 6: 9-11? Are the dead the dust return to the earth account of how He suf- Jesus do? (WWJD). What Johnny Baker, D.Min., Ph.D. awake and conscious? Is as it was; and the spirit shall fered physically, emotion- life-style should I be living? Luke 16: 19-31 a parable or return unto God who gave ally, and spiritually for the Pastor, First Baptist Church, How can I live like Jesus not?” it” (Eccle. 12:7). Jehovah is Redeemed. Murfreesboro wants me to live? Go to the Revelation is a book of the God of the living and not One of the saddest phras- came alive for me when Scriptures and read every es in the Bible, concern- detail. Follow Jesus and signs and symbols, teach- the dead (Matt. 12: 21-27). I viewed the movie The ing Bible principles that Bodies are dead, but the ing the crucifixion, is the Passion of the Christ. The become like your Master. word picture, which we get Jesus is the perfect example are often taught elsewhere spirits are alive! scene where Jesus was in the Bible. It is not a book Luke 16: 19-31 is what from those who watched flogged until His back was of how to live for the Father. that contradicts the clear Jesus taught concerning life Jesus die on the cross: “and like a piece of ground beef Imitate Him! Learn how lessons found in the other after death. If it is a parable, sitting down they began was almost more than I he handled life’s tempta- them that sleep in the dust to keep watch over Him could watch. The reality of tions, frustrations, and dis- sixty-five books of the Bible. of the earth shall awake, it still illustrates the central there” (Matt. 27:36). Can His suffering was enhanced appointments. Celebrate John wrote what he saw in some to everlasting life, truth that we live beyond you imagine watching the through the big screen. the things of the Kingdom. visions, as Jesus instruct- and some to shame and the grave, either rewarded King of Kings die on the It helps us to picture the Be obedient to everything, ed him: “What thou seest, everlasting contempt” for living for God in this life cross! Yet, in a sense, we life, death, and resurrection which the Master asks you write a book and send it to (Dan. 12:2). When Jesus or punished for not doing stand guilty of doing the of Jesus in our minds to get to do. Learn the joy of ser- the seven churches” (Rev. was crucified, “The veil of so. This passage shows the same thing if we refuse to a more full understanding vanthood and experience 1:11). The language of Rev- the temple was rent in twain finality of judgment, and has obey and serve Him. The of the reality of His work the peace of being in the elation is much like that of from the top to the bottom; the earmarks of a true view songwriter penned these on earth. Jesus was a real will of God. Ezek. 37, when the prophet and the earth did quake, of what happens when our words: “Where are the nails man (God-man) who lived Keep the picture of the wrote of things he saw in and the rocks rent; and the earthy life ends. that pinned Him there as He here, grew to manhood, Suffering Servant in mind “the valley of dry bones.” graves opened; and many Direct all question to: bowed His head in prayer? was tempted in all ways as you commit yourself to Those bones lived again, as bodies of the saints which church of Christ, P.O. Box If you are not serving Him like as we, yet without sin, His church. God foretold. The principle slept arose, and came out 256, Murfreesboro, AR. they are in your hands.” You are loved, and gave His life for us on is clear: the body dies, but of the graves after his res- 71958. Thank you and have But this story of the Bro. Johnny the cross. He bodily arose the spirit does not. urrection, and went into a very abuse and death of Jesus from the dead and lives Paid Advertisement Daniel foretold, “Many of the holy city, and appeared good day. Paid Advertisement
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All candidates LLC 870-285-3377. eled...... $65,000 available...... $75,000 must be able to pass criminal (WS:82-tf, w20) PARKER LEXUS 3. 159 acre farm with over 1/2 mile of 12. Over 6 acres Little Missouri River records background check, pre- ______Where Customers Refer h eir Friends river frontage. Also includes old cabin & frontage. Already has elect., water & employment drug test and provide pond. Excellent hunting area...... septic. Nice deck hanging over the rivers #1 Shackleford West, Little Rock, AR 72211 REDUCED TO...... $1,750/ac edge...... $110,000 proof of high school diploma or 501-221-1700 | ParkerLexus.com 4. 7.5 acres, excellent development 13. Secluded 3 BR, 2 BA, 3 yr. old 2 equivalency. E.O.E. Applications MSRP $47,324, sale price $44,900, residual $28,868, $3,000 cash/trade in plus i rst payment due at property, can be divided ...... story home on 5 hilltop acres. Property may be completed at HCCC Inc. delivery, 27 months, 10,000 miles per year, taxes, title & license not included. REDUCED TO...... $22,500 overlooks the foothills of the Ouachitas Of er ends September 30, 2015. 1577 Hwy. 371 West, Nashville, 5. 2.59 acres on Hwy 19 inside city & tons of wildlife. Located only a couple AR 71852. No phone calls please. limits, all utilities available, great build- miles from town & a couple hundred (HCCC:60-tf;w82) ing site...... $25,000 yards from the Little Missouri River. .. 6. 2 BR, 1 BA Brick, Partially furnished ...... $119,000 ______with 4.38 acres big beautiful timber, 14. 40 acres, great hunting land...... great location, just outside city limits...... $36,000SOLD 285-2723 Can be purchased with less acreage...... 15. 80 acres, excellent hunt- REDUCED TO...... $53,000 ing land, good roads, some tim- 7. 2 acres inside city limits. All utilities ber...... $89,000 available. 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Music Fest coming up September 26, 2015 There were also door prizes and a period in the Delight City Park sponsored by the costume contest. Southeast Pike County Alliance. One end of the library was set up as an old In addition to the book signing tickets fashioned “washing” (laundry) station with were on sale for the Basket of Goodies that is a small gift of homemade laundry soap for being raffled off for the Southwest Arkansas everyone attending the signing. Crisis & Resource Center.
photo | rosie simmons Business Liquidation MAIN STREET MUSICIAN Left, Author Penny Richards visits with Toinette Hooker and Real Estate and Personal Property Jerry Folson at her book signing on Thursday September 3. ABSOLUTE AUCTION THURSDAY OCT. 8th @ 10AM 201 & 203 MAIN STREET NASHVILLE AR. 71852 SELLING REGARDLESS of PRICE on AUCTION DAY !!!
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The Murfreesboro band, who has been selling raffle tickets to raise money for their travel expenses to away games, announced Jason Guter as the winner of the drawing for a Yeti mug during halftime as a part of the homecoming festivities. The first quarter showed little action in scoring especially for the Rattlers, ending with a score of 7-0 in favor of Horatio. The second quarter followed suit until Cameron Snowden caught a pass from Ryan Roberts and ran the ball in for the first Rat- tler touchdown with 7:51 left in the second quarter, which brought the score to 7-6. Fol- lowing the touchdown Alex Copeland kicked an extra point, -see rattlers, page 2a photo | heather grabin The Rattlers met a strong defense by the Horatio Lions Friday night.
photo | heather grabin Above, Seniors of the Murfreesboro High School Senior High Football Team are the traditional escorts of the Queen and her court. Pictured is 2015 Queen Tara Humphry and the seniors that participated in Homecoming. From left, Alex Copeland, Ty Sherrod, Tyler Gilbert, Adam Bailey, Clay Terrell, Queen Tara, Logan Wilcher, Jarrett Pitchford, Jared Lingo, Lucas Hill and Chris Odom.
photos | heather grabin Right, Queen Tara Humphry with her escorts Clay Terrell and Logan Wilcher, and her Kindergarten Attendants Cale Humphry, Macy Gills and Connor McDaniel.
Below, Queen Tara Humphry with escorts Clay Terrell and Logan Wilcher. 2A • Wednesday, September 16, 2015 • MURFREESBORO DIAMOND • 40 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE | Online at swarkansasnews.com | 1-870-285-2723 of the field through the Lions the quarter came to a close Lions backwards causing defense to gain 10 yards for without any more points be- a loss in yardage multiple Murfreesboro. ing added to the scoreboard. times until the Rattlers were -rattlers from pg. This gain in yardage al- The final quarter resem- able to gain control of the lowed Gardner to carry the bled the end of the previous ball. tying the score. The next to the second quarter. field, the Rattlers continued ball up and over a cluster of quarter as the two teams The determination of the several plays resulted in the The Lions kicked off the to knock them down at the Lions into the end zone for continued to fumble and Rattlers was obvious, how- Lions hitting a wall of red at beginning of the third quar- line of scrimmage only al- the second Rattler touch- swap control of the ball back ever with only a little over a the snap. ter, but it was only a matter lowing the Lions to inch their down of the game bringing and forth quite frequently minute left in the ball game Troy Stone and Snowden of minutes before the Rat- way down the field until the the score to 14-13 with 4:35 until the Lions succeeded in they were unable to run the stopped the Lions at the one tlers regained control of the Rattlers took control of the left in the third quarter. scoring another touchdown ball into the end zone for yard line, but were unable to ball. ball at the 29 yard line with Although the Rattlers and stealing the Rattlers lead another touchdown. prevent the team from scor- Gavin Gardner then 6:21 left in the third quarter. failed to kick the extra point, leaving the score at 20-15 in Though the fate of the ing bringing the score to 14-7 caught a pass from Roberts Snowden caught a pass Logan Wincher handed off favor of Horatio with 9:55 left game was inevitable the with 32.8 seconds left in the and fought his way to the from Roberts and carried the ball to Jarrett Faulkner on the clock. team continued to fight their second quarter. 36 yard line, followed by the ball to the 34 yard line, who successfully scored the When the Lions attempt- hardest until the final sec- The Rattlers then took Snowden carrying the ball to followed by Chris Odom two point conversion bring- ed a two point conversion onds of the game. over at the 36-yard line with the 15 yard line over a series carrying a pass to the 30 ing the Rattlers in to the lead they were quickly knocked The final score was 20-15 26.7 seconds left in the quar- of plays. yard line. at 14-15. to the ground by a wall of in favor of their opponents, ter when Roberts pass to Ty- The Rattlers dominated Then Gavin Gardner The remainder of the determined Rattlers. but the Rattlers are prepared ler Gilbert was incomplete as the quarter until a fumble fought his way to the 25 yard third quarter was spent Although the Rattlers to reboot in hopes of bounc- the ball barely bounced off of resulted in the Lions taking line. After a series of plays with the two teams juggling were unable to fight their ing back Friday when they his fingertips preventing the possession of the pigskin. that gained only 5 yards each the ball back and forth, with way down the field as the face the Centerpoint Knights Rattlers from any chance of As the Lions attempted for the Rattlers, Odom then several flags on the plays, third quarter progressed, in their kingdom. scoring and bringing an end to move the ball down the fought his way up the middle until the clock ran out and they were able to force the Red & White = Fight, Fight, Fight!!!
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Attendants
Junior Maid Hannah Cox and escort Tyler Gilbert Sophomore Maid Lainy Alexander and escort Lucas Hill
Kindergarten Attendants Cale Humphry, Macy Gills and Connor McDaniel
Junior Maid Laken Robinson and escort Jared Lingo Sophomore Maid Jaci Perrin and escort Ty Sherrod The Murfreesboro Diamond PROUDLY SUPPORTING THE SOUTH PIKE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT GO RATTLERS!
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